hi guys...........if i need a 60 day visa for december/ januarry, can i go to immigration in jomtien on the embassy in bangkok on a trip before that? or do i have to get it on my home country?

thnaks

<deleted>...does anyone understand the question? Probably belongs in visa sub forum anyway.

Get it here.

You enter on a normal 30 day tourist visa or waiver (or 90 days if you happen to come from one of certain countries)(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_Thailand), then fill out a TM.87 extension form available online (http://www.immigration.go.th/nov2004/en/base.php?page=download) and take it to the Immigration office in the province where you are residing.

They convert your tourist status to a 90 day Non-Immigrant visa. Cost is 2,000 baht.

yes but the problem being emirates wont let me onmy flight wihout the visa, and it would be easier if i could get one in thailand before the time mentioned because im in thailand every second month for 28 days but have 2 months off work in december/jan if that makes sense?

thanks

and if i can get it in thailand would save me the hassle of going to the consulate in my own country

Let's move this over to the Visas forum for better and accurate answers.

You apply for Visas at a Thai Consulate in another Country.

If you happen to have a Thai Spouse or Child you can get a 60 day extension from Immigration.

Get it here.  

You enter on a normal 30 day tourist visa or waiver (or 90 days if you happen to come from one of certain countries)(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_Thailand), then fill out a TM.87 extension form available online (http://www.immigration.go.th/nov2004/en/base.php?page=download) and take it to the Immigration office in the province where you are residing.

They convert your tourist status to a 90 day Non-Immigrant visa.  Cost is 2,000 baht.

This cannot be done unless you meet the requirements for certain extensions of stay.

IE: retirement and having financial proof, married to a Thai with financials and etc.